Sentence examples similar to when a difficulty emerges from inspiring English sources

Immediately a difficulty emerges.

A similar difficulty emerges when one imagines cases in which many people are unavoidably over the sufficiency level, but with a resource infusion their lives will be vastly improved, and in which the same resources could instead be used to prevent a single person now just above sufficiency from falling a hair beneath this line.

Adult children, Kramer maintains, will expect the facilities housing older Americans to take charge when health difficulties emerge, rather than relying on the places to call residents' family members at 3 a.m.

When cognitive difficulties emerge, if possible, it is preferable that health professionals discuss driving safety long before it becomes a safety issue, and thus avoiding a sudden recommendation and confrontation.

Areas under papaya have gone through a dramatic growth since 1995, when difficulties emerged in pineapple trading, having a negative impact on the financial situation of producers.

A possible new difficulty emerged at a final joint news conference in the White House when Mr. Gorbachev nettled the Bush Administration with a warning that he might consider holding up Jewish emigration unless Israel guaranteed that Soviet Jews would not be resettled in the occupied territories.

When a lead emerges, a frenzy starts.

But another difficulty emerged.

"Usually when a challenge has emerged, it's emerged from the outside, exploiting a real opening.

"Terror pervades party HQs when a new outfit emerges.

Breathe when a new responsibility emerges.